Surf Instro Review: The Human Tornados - Self Titled

The group's versatility is a standout feature of this album, covering several types of surf with finesse. 

The crisp sound from the top-notch production assures the listener of the album's professional standards. 

What truly impressed me was the range of the group's sound, from energetic surf to beautiful soundscapes that would be perfect for a soundtrack. 

The first track, "Pugsakuk," immediately captivated me with its unique sound. It set the perfect tone for the album, which I soon realized was a gem from start to finish. This is not just another surf album, but a standout in its genre.

This album is a must-have for any surf music enthusiast. Phil Dirt, the Surfmeister himself, has given it a glowing four-star review. He even compares the group to the legendary Aqua Velvets, a testament to their exceptional talent. This album is a strong contender for the top ten surf albums of the year.

Keith “MuzikMan” Hannaleck

June 2000

Note: In my first few years of reviewing, I had people like Phil Dirt to look to for guidance on what was happening in the community. He was one of many who helped me! Does anyone know if he is still around?

Tracks:

01. Pugsakuk   

02. The Man From N.O.R.K.A.   

03. I Surf In Black   

04. Del Surfin'

05. Incident At Broken Wind   

06. Princess SFWS   

07. Shadow Of The Rangemaster

08. Theme For Young Lovers   

09. Shempin' Surfari   

10. Hotel Loneliness   

11. Petey Kross The Merzey

12.Twister   

13.Wave